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Manager: Training (Centurion)
Reference Number
SA-364
Description
OVERALL PURPOSE OF THE JOB
Manage the aviation training, the inspectors responsible for processing all new ATO applications, auditing all approved training organisations in accordance with the SACAA regulations. Approval of SACAA curriculum and Syllabus. Approval of training material. Approval and certification of FSTDs.
Practical Training Oversight System
- Develop and manage a system to oversee the practical standards of all aviation personnel licensed under Parts 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 68, 69, 71,72 and 101 of the CAR and to ensure this complies with ICAO and international best practice.
- Ensure the oversight of designated examiners and instructors involved with practical /training of aviation personnel.
Training Standards Development
- Develop, review, and implement practical training standards for aviation personnel license holders
- Ensure that the developed standards comply with ICAO and meet the company objectives.
CATS and CAR Development
- Develop, implement, and review applicable CATS and CAR to ensure that the practical training standards are up to date.
- Manage any CAR and CATS amendments relating to the practical /training of aviation personnel.
Management of Direct Reports
- Manage key performance areas of directly reporting personnel to ensure the achievement of their agreed objectives.
- Mentor and monitor employees to fulfil their responsibilities within regulated standards and timeframes
- Develop a culture of high performance that demonstrates SACAA core values and competencies
- Facilitate skills development to ensure retention of staff
Industry Liaison
- Liaise with industry and record problem-solving solutions and convey knowledge to the industry to allow for the improvement of standards.
- Manage the participation of the industry in the development of practical examination/testing/training standards a
- Manage the participation of the industry in the development of the oversight system
- Portray a professional and positive image of the CAA.
Requirements
EDUCATION
MINIMUM
- NQF Level 6 Diploma in Management or Business Administration Or Engineering plus valid CPL with Grade 2 Flight Instructor Rating or ATP License or Air Traffic Controller License or Aircraft Maintenance Engineer License or Appropriate SAAF Pilot with Category B Instructor rating.
IDEAL
- NQF Level 7 Qualification plus relevant aviation license as per above
EXPERIENCE
- 4-7 Years experience in a Civil Aviation Environment OR
- 2-3 Years experience as an Authorised Officer in an Aviation Environment
Closing Date: 03 July 2025
All SACAA appointments are subject to S98 of the Civil Aviation Act, 13 of 2009 and all successful candidates will be subjected to security vetting. Employment Equity candidates will be prioritised in line with Employment Equity Plan. If you have not heard from the SACAA 90 days after the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.
Aviation Environmental Compliance (AEC) Trainee (Centurion)
Reference Number
SA-360
Description
OVERALL PURPOSE OF THE JOB
The Aviation Environmental Compliance Trainee will be trained to
- Review Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) reports
- Implement Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA)
- Manage the regulatory oversight of South African Civil Aviation Regulations (SACARs) and South African Civil Aviation Technical Standards (SACATS) governing Aviation Environmental Protection (AEP).
- Work programs related to ICAO Annex 16 – Environmental Protection – Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs) such as aircraft emissions, aircraft noise, CO2 emissions, climate change and global warming.
- Provide assistance or input during oversight, auditing and approval of aerodrome and aeroplane operators’ environmental plans.
- Conduct AEP audits of airports to assess their compliance with environmental standards.
- Ensuring the co-ordination, of all aspects of AEP interventions with ICAO, International Air Transport Association, Airport Council International, Department of Transport, Department of Fishery, Forestry and the Environment, Treasury, Rural Development and Land Reform, Air Traffic Service Providers (ATSPs), Aerodrome Operators, Airlines, etc.
AEC Operations
Learn to:
- Develop Master Surveillance Plan to ensure comprehensive industry oversight and surveillance in line with the set objectives/performance indicators.
- Plan and execute inspection schedules regarding compliance with aerodrome environmental management in accordance with quality management procedures
- Plan the implementation of CORSIA-related requirements for aircraft operators
- Facilitate training on ACT-CORSIA
- Assess Emissions Monitoring Plan and Emissions reports for international aircraft operators
- Review Environmental Impact Assessment reports in relation to Civil Aviation Regulations for comments
Administration
- Handle AEP administrative duties
- Plan AEP Inspections including travel arrangements
- Assist with maintenance of Aviation Environmental Protection (AEP)-related documentation
Policy Management
- Assist in the development of Regulations (SACARS and SACATS)
- Assist in Programmes related to ICAO-Annex 16 on Environmental Protection
- The development and drafting of new or amendment proposals of regulations and technical standards related to Annex 16 and develop guidance material, where necessary.
- Learn the regulatory process on evaluation of related Government Departments/ Provincial/ Municipal laws, such as land use planning, noise abatement operating procedures, emission control through operational practices, etc.
- Adhere to all Quality Assurance standards in compliance with ISO 9001/2015 within the area of AEC
Liaison and Consultation
- Assist in coordinating activities with the industry in relation to technical/ scientific bodies on AEC through SACAA approved processes
- Learn to engage in SACAA AEC partnerships and cooperation with national stakeholders, international, regional and industry organisations.
- Assist in addressing public enquiries on AEC issues.
- Participate in AEP awareness training with the industry
Communications and Safety Promotion
- Participate in AEP workshops, Environmental Compliance Committee with affected parties and learn to develop material required by stakeholders to communicate AEP matters.
- Learn to develop guidance material to promote environmental standards and objectives to industry stakeholders.
Requirements
EDUCATION
MINIMUM
- National Diploma in Environmental Science/Management or Equivalent Related qualification
IDEAL
- Degree in Environmental Science/Management or Related
- Knowledge of National Environmental Act and EIA regulations will be added as an advantage
EXPERIENCE
- 1 year experience in Environmental Compliance
Aviation Environmental Compliance experience would be an added advantage
Closing Date: 07 July 2025
All SACAA appointments are subject to S98 of the Civil Aviation Act, 13 of 2009 and all successful candidates will be subjected to security vetting. Employment Equity candidates will be prioritised in line with Employment Equity Plan. If you have not heard from the SACAA 90 days after the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.
Inspector PANS-OPS/Cartography (Centurion)
Reference Number
SA-363
Description
FLIGHT PROCEDURES AND CARTOGRAPHY
- Inspect, audit, certify or authorise procedure design entities as certified or authorised procedure design organisations or aeronautical chart service providers in accordance with and the Manual of Procedures/Standards (MOPS) for FPD & Cartography.
- Manage the compliance of certified and authorised procedure design organisation or aeronautical chart service providers with ICAO SARPS, CARs, CATS and the Manual of Procedures/Standards (MOPS) for FPD & Cartography.
- Test, verify, validate and/or certify flight procedures or aeronautical charts submitted by Certified or Authorized Procedure Design organisations or aeronautical chart service providers, or designed by the CAA, against ICAO SARPS, CARs, CATS and the Manual of Procedures/Standards (MOPS) for FPD & Cartography.
SUPPORT TO CAA FUNCTIONAL DEPARTMENTS AND EXTERNAL CLIENTS
- To provide PANS-OPS and cartographic advice, recommendations and professional support to the CAA, NASCOM and external clients iro airspace planning and management.
- Conduct aeronautical studies regarding the impact of proposed changes to airspace structures.
- Validate, maintain and QC certification of PANS-OPS and related information for publication in AIP SUPs, AICs and the AIP.
- Verified, validate, certify and approve aeronautical information printed on the South African WAC charts.
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
- Research, update and develop the Manual of Procedures/Standards (MOPS) for FPD & Cartography in line with the ICAO SARPs & international best practice.
- Research & update the procedures utilised to certify or authorise certified or authorised procedure design organisations or aeronautical chart service providers in accordance with ICAO SARPS, CARs, CATS and the Manual of Procedures/Standards (MOPS) for FPD & Cartography. & International best practice.
- Proactively research & develop the specific proposals for standards to be applied in the design of flight procedures, aeronautical charts & airspace planning.
- Actively participate in relevant PANS-OPS and cartography standards development processes.
OJT/MENTORING
- Develop, implement and maintain training curricula for Trainee PANS-OPS/Cartography Inspectors in accordance with ICAO PANS-OPS and cartography SARPS, CARs, CATS and the Manual of Procedures/Standards (MOPS) for FPD & Cartography and international best practice.
- Mentor assistant and/or trainee PANS-OPS/Cartography Inspectors in respect of ICAO PANS-OPS and cartography SARPS, CARs, CATS and the Manual of Procedures/Standards (MOPS) for FPD & cartography and international best practice.
- Set and supervise On-the-Job training tasks and to supervise the work of Trainee PANS-OPS/Cartography Inspectors.
- Evaluate and report on the progress and standard of work produced by Trainee PANS-OPS/Cartography Inspectors
COMMUNICATIONS AND SAFETY PROMOTION
- Proactively promote safety in relation to all of the PANS-OPS section activities.
- Provide open communication between the PANS-OPS section certified or authorised procedure design organisations or aeronautical chart service providers
Requirements
Minimum Qualification:
- ICAO compliant PANS-OPS/Cartography qualification in accordance with SA CATS and CARs Part 173/ Part 177 requirements for a Qualified Designer/Qualified Cartographer.
Ideal Qualification:
- Safety Oversight for Inspectors qualification, Safety Management System course, State Safety Programme course
- ARINC 424 coding course advantageous
Experience:
- 3 years’ Flight Procedure Design experience and/ or Aviation Cartography experience
- 5 years’ experience as a Qualified Pilot with an IF rating/ or Qualified ATC/ or ATSO.
Closing Date: 02 July 2025
All SACAA appointments are subject to S98 of the Civil Aviation Act, 13 of 2009 and all successful candidates will be subjected to security vetting. Employment Equity candidates will be prioritised in line with Employment Equity Plan. If you have not heard from the SACAA 90 days after the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.
Sourcing Officer (Candidates with a Disability Only) (Centurion)
Reference Number
SA-362
Description
OVERALL PURPOSE OF THE JOB
To implement policies and frameworks surrounding supply chain management and coordinate all activities thereof as well as to source the right solution for the organisation meet customer requirements within the agreed upon turnaround time.
Obtaining Quotes and Placement of Orders
Obtain 3 quotes using the Central Supplier Database (CSD), negotiate proposal terms/ price and maintain supplier relationships.
Management of purchase orders
Decide and send out completed purchase orders to approved/ appointed suppliers/vendors
Review Requisitions for Completeness
Review requisition for correctness and completeness, and budget availability.
Distribution of Goods
Deliver final product of goods, thereby ensuring compliance with goods Received Notes/invoices in acknowledgment of receipts.
Matching and Verifying of Documents
Match and verify the documentation according to procurement procedures.
Travel Arrangements
Coordinate travel – Requesting quotes, process orders, and sending to the agency to issue (during and after hours for urgent travel).
Requirements
EDUCATION
MINIMUM
- National Diploma in Supply Chain Management or related equivalent qualification
IDEAL
- Degree in Supply Chain Management or B Com Logistics
EXPERIENCE
- 2 years Sourcing Experience
Testing Standards Officer Pilot (Midrand)
Reference Number
SA-310
Description
PURPOSE OF THE JOB
- Responsible for ATO approval and oversight.
- Responsible for FSTD oversight and approval.
- Review and approval of Syllabi and Curricula.
- Responsible for licensing standards and regulations for all aircrew licenses; oversight of Designated flight examiners, Radio telephony Examiners and Language proficiency examiners; approval and oversight of examination centers.
- Monitor the conduct of pilot instructors and designated examiners.
- Submit memos to LAC for further investigation or enforcement action against instructors and examiners.
- Conduct and participate in review boards for the designation and redesignation of pilot instructors and designated examiners.
- Respond to queries regarding crew licensing, instructors, designated examiners, training or assessment from industry and the Authority.
- Provide technical assistance to other states, industry and licensing office.
- Participate in national seminars, conferences and workgroups related to flight instructors, designated examiners or inspector duties.
- Maintain procedure documents related to TSO inspectors for flight crew instructors or designated examiners
CATS and CAR Development
- In co-operation with Managers: Licensing and Examinations- Develop and implement Civil Aviation Regulations (CARs) and Civil Aviation Technical Standards (CATS) for the Civil Aviation Regulations Part 61, 62, 63, 68, 69 ,71,72 in compliance with the Standards and Recommended Practices of ICAO Annex 1.
Operational Management
- Conduct audits and inspections as per SACAA Procedures to establish compliance.
- Conduct oversight on the activities of designated flight examiners, Radiotelephony examiners, Language Proficiency examiners and flight instructors.
- Make relevant recommendations pertaining to safety management systems.
- Investigate regulatory non-compliances and recommend remedial or enforcement measures.
- Provide factual reports of audits and inspections conducted on the training organisations.
- Monitor and follow up on the implementation of corrective action and the closure of action within allocated time frames.
- Facilitate approval, and their maintenance with respect to Training and Procedures Manuals.
- Support the Licensing Administration function within SACAA, including the assessment of applications, against legal requirements in accordance with the provisions of the Civil Aviation Regulations 2011, Parts ,61, 62, 63, 68,69 and 71.
- Investigate and recommend action to the Director on any deviations from requirements.
- Introduce adequate measures to enable SACAA to effectively carry out its mandate of Safety and Security Oversight.
- Update and amend all documentation, checklists, and procedures to ensure compliance with the regulations.
- Review applications for the accreditation of military experience.
- Review applications for the conversion of validation for foreign licences where directed.
Support to PEL Sections and Departments
- Provide technical and investigation support to LAC department on enforcement issues.
- Recommending the approval /denial/ withdrawal of exemptions, AMOCs and special approvals.
- Provide technical design support to PEL FSTD and ATO inspectors.
- Provide technical design support to the Exemptions and Regulatory Development section.
- Provide technical support to AIID regarding the investigation of accidents and incidents.
- Provide technical support to the General Aviation department.
- Provide other technical support as directed by the relevant line manager.
Design of Training and Testing Standards
- Design and develop test standards and examination items for flight crew training and testing.
- Design and periodically review the curricula and syllabi of flight crew licence and rating training and examinations.
- Develop and implement standards for licensing administration that ensures adherence to requirements.
- Develop technical guidance material for flight crew training and testing.
Communications and Safety Promotion
- Project a professional and positive image of the SACAA to all stakeholders. Provide industry feedback to the Manager
Industry Liaison and Client Service Standards
- Participate with industry through workshops and conferences in the development of:
- – Practical examination/testing/training standards
- – The oversight system to portray a positive image of the SACAA
- Liaise with industry to record problem-solving solutions and convey knowledge to the industry to allow for the improvement of standards.
- Resolve customer issues while abiding by regulations and internal policies.
- Communicate with industry participants by publishing AIS document and PEL notices.
- Contribute to the content of the PEL web pages.
Requirements
Minimum Qualification:
- Grade 12
- Commercial Pilot License with Grade II Instructor Rating issued under Part 61 or equivalent SA Air Force Flight Instructor Rating Category B
Ideal Qualification:
- Airline Transport Pilot Licence with Grade I Flight instructor rating or SAAF Grade A Instructor with sound knowledge of training and training administration.
Experience:
- 300 hours
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